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Department of Militia and Defence of the Dominion of Canada Annual The documents you are viewing were produced and/or compiled by the Department of National Defence for the purpose of providing Canadians with direct access to information about the programs and services offered by the Government of Canada. These documents are covered by the provisions of the Copyright Act, by Canadian laws, policies, regulations and international agreements. Such provisions serve to identify the information source and, in specific instances, to prohibit reproduction of materials without written permission. Les documents que vous consultez ont été produits ou rassemblés par le ministère de la Défense nationale pour fournir aux Canadiens et aux Canadiennes un accès direct à l'information sur les programmes et les services offerts par le gouvernement du Canada. Ces documents sont protégés par les dispositions de la Loi sur le droit d'auteur, ainsi que par celles de lois, de politiques et de règlements canadiens et d’accords internationaux. Ces dispositions permettent d'identifier la source de l'information et, dans certains cas, d'interdire la reproduction de documents sans permission écrite. APPENDIX No 15. THE MILITIA LIST OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA. CORRECTED TO 1ST JANUARY, 1888. 10-1* TABLE OF CONTENTS. Col. Abbreviations............................................................ .... .. .... .......... ...... 2 Aide-de-Camp, to the Queen............................................................. ...... 12 do to the Governor-General .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .• •• . .. .. .. .. •. .. ... .. 12 do to the General Officer .............................................. .,....... 13 Artillery, Field................................................................................. 51 do Garrison... ....................... .............................. ....... ............ 59 do Mountain ............... ...... ... .. .. .... .. .. .... .......... .... .... •• ............... ti9 do Ro:5 al Schools.................................................................. ..... 33 Board of Visitors, RM College.............................................................. 20 Cavalry........... ............................................................... ............... ... ~7 do Royal School of........................................................................ 33 College, Royal Military ......................................................................... 16 Corps, Active Militia, by Arms............................................................... 4 do do by Districts ............................. ,. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... 6 Engineers.......................... ......... ................................. .... ............... 71 Field Officers, Active List...................................................................... 22 do Retired do .. .. .. ..... ..... ... ... .. .. ............. .. ...... .......... .. .... .... .. 245 General Officer ................................................................................... 13,22- do Aide de-Uamo....... ......... ........ ..................... ...... .... ....... ... 13 Gentlemen Cadets, R M Coilege. ................................. ..................... ...... 20 Governor-General.................................... .. ... .. .... ........ ....... ............. 12 Graduates, RM Colle,ge. ....................................................................... 17 Infantry, Royal Schools of.......................................... ........ .................. 31> do and Rifles............... .................................................. ............ 71 Medical Officers .... .. .. .. .. .. ....... .. .. ....... ....... ... ......... .. ............ .............. 237 Militia Department....... .. .. ... .. .. .. ................ ... .. .. ... .. ..... .. .. .. ... .. .... ... ... 12 Military Districts..... ................ ...... ... ...... ............. ............. ............. 10 Mounted Infantry, Royal School of..................................................... ,.... 34 Permanent Corps.................................................... .. ............... .... .. .... 33 Retired List, Field Officers..................................................................... 245 Royal .Military College ...................................................................... ; 16 .Royal Schools of Artillery............. ........ ..... ....................................... 33 (Station) ........................... ·--·-·· ..................... ........... 3f> do Cavalry........................... ....... ............ ......... ........... .......... 33 (Station) •. ..... ... .... .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... .... .. .. .. ............ .. ... 35 do Infantry............................ ... .. ............... ......... .... .. .. .. .. .... .. oo (Station) ....................... ......... ....... .......... ............... 37 do Mounted Infantry................................................................... 34 (Station) .................................................................... 36 Seniority List.......................................................................... ...... ... 22 Special do . .......... .......... ...... ... .. .. .. ....... ..... .. .. .. .. ......... ..... .. .. .. .... .. 235 Staff, Head-Quarters.................................... .... .......... ...... .... ........... ... 13 do District.................................................................................. ; 13 Strength, Active Militia..................... ..................... .... .. .. .. ... ............... 252 Veterinary Surgeons........................ .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. 241 (For Index to Names and Places, see end of book.) EXPLANATIO~ OF ABBREVIATIONS. M D ..................... Military District. Prov .................... Provisionally appointed. l c ......................... Lieutenant.Colonel. lt .....• .................... Litiutenant. m ....... .................. Major. a c ......................... Artillery Certificate. c c ......................... Cavalry " rn s ....................... Military School Certificate, g s ......................... Gunnery " " g s e... ................... Engineer Ctirtificate obtained at Royal School of Gunnery. q s i ...................... Infantry " " " q f o............ .......... Qualified former Provincial Organization. r rn c. .................... Royal Military College Diploma. rs a ...... ............... Royal School of Artillery Certificate. s c ........................ School of Cavalry " s m i ..•••• ......... ...... School of Mounted Infantry " s i ........................ School of Infantry " m q .••• •••••••••••.•..•. Military Qualification " v b......................... Board of .Hxaminers " il7-8 ...................... :::Served during rebellion of 1837 38. F ....... .......... ...... " " Fenian raid. R .......... _........ ..... " " Red River Expedition. NW...... ...... ....... " " during N.W. rebellion, 1885 . .m ........................ Medal for war services, Imperial Army. 0 B ...................... Companion of the Order of the Bath. GO MG- ....... ..•••. Grand Cross of the Order of St. Michael and St.:George. KC M G .............. Knight Commander " " CM G .................. Companion " " " ~ Eno ·s and ommnons will be rectified on notification thereof through the proper channel of communication. 1}-1½* 4 LisT of Active Militia Corps by Arm9-Numerically and Alphabetically . .; .; . Corps. s Corps . ..,s- .9po I "'~ "' :::: 0 - 0 •..-i So( 0 0 :a c... 0 ----------- - ---- Gaw,lry . Garrison Artillery-Oontinued, Cavalry School Corpe ........... .. 7 Que ... 33 Pictou ................................... 9 ~.s .. 68 Uovernor-General's Body Guard 2 Oat .. 37 Prince Edward Island P. Brig. 2 P.E.l 65 lat Regt ........ ·-···"" ......... .... .. 1 " 38 Quebec, No. 1 ....................... .. 7 Que ... 69 2nd do ............................. .. 2 " 40 do No. 2 . ...................... 7 " 69 3rd P. Regt .................... ........ 3 " 42 <lo No.3 ............ ·........... 7 " 69 4th Regt ............................... 3 42 St Jolln's ............................. 5 " 70 5th do ................................. 5 Que" ... 44 Toronto ............... =•" 2 Ont .. 70 6th do ................................ 5 " 46 Yarmouth ............. """' .......... .. 9 N.S .. 70 8th do ................................ 8 N.B .. 47 King's Troop ... ~-······'""'""' ..... 9 N.S .. 49 Prescott do ....................... 4 Ont .. ~o Princess Louise Dragoon Gnards 4 " 51 Queen's Own Canadian Hussars. 7 Que ... 49 Jlountain Artillery. Winnipeg Troop .................... .. 10 Man ... 52 SR ult Ste Marie........... ..••. ..... 2 Ont ... 69 Field Artillery. Engineer,, 1st P. Brigade .................. ., .. .. 1 Ont ... 51 Durham ............................. .. 3 " 53 Brighton Company................... 8 ~- B .. 71 Gananoque ............................ 4 ,," 53 Charlottetown Company.......... Ii P E.I. 7l Hamil ton ........, ..,_ ................ 2 54 Montreal Company...... ..... ...... 5 Que ... 'I'd Kingston ................................ 3 " 54 London ................................ 1 " 55 Montreal. ............................. .. .5 Que ... 55 Newcastle ............................ .. 8 N.B .. 56 Ottawa ................................. 4 ,)nt .. 56 infantry and R:ftes. Quebec ................................ 7 Quo,, ... 57 Richmond.,. ......................... 5 1'>7 Shelford .......................- ... .. 5 " 57 Sydney ......... _.....................
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